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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

SuDoB HoFRMAN DID noF AcQUEnsun m
rnH PACIFIC RAHBwA1 DRol1loN.
eAH FRAnosco, Sept. N.-Jndae Hoff-
man, OF the Uniled States District
OoaFt for the HorihoFn District Of Gall
foFnia, has fled dissenting opinion
from th0ae Of Justice Field and Two
other federal iuFisis uho refused the
petition OF the Pacific Raiiwny Gem
mission 10 compel Leland Stanford 20
testify regarding various unexplained
vouchers, and which it vas intimated
represented money txpeDdsd 10 inhn-
enoa legislation. when the opinions
were Sled by the other tufista, The
statement wAs mado and published that
Judge Hof@an aoquieeeed ln she de-
cisicn. thcaGh the opinion dled today
oontradiotg the statement. Jadee Ho3-
man oontsnds that the application Of
the Commissioners was made tn precise
conformity Of The oct creating the Com
mission, and with The identical pro.
visions Of the later State Com.
msros Aet. He contends that
the right 70 require infoFma-
tion as one Of the necessary
means Of enabling Congress 10 exercise
iis pnncipsl II not iis sole function. Az
10 the constitutional FiRhts Of citizen,
thay wsre Ia no manner infFlnRed upon,
a. ihs QUESTION bad arst 70 Be deter.
mined by The oonrt whether the qaes
tions anked by TIE Commission involved
the personal Affairs Of ths witness.
Every constitutional Fiaht vas, there
fore. preserved.
As % ths ssso.d point. thas ths oouFt
eoald not ace unlesg pfecisa case was
presented before q. Judss Hoffman
said ths exercise Of tudioiaI pogeF uss
net thus eiFoumoeFibed. he declared
that The d0otrine enuneiatsd dsnied 70
Congress the right 10 invoke The aid Of
/ The courts 10 secure By . compulsory
PROCESS the altsndanea of any witness
bsfoss any enmmission of iuquiry.
ledge Holman e@ploYsd tns follow.
/ TAG lanQuaRe Ia eioelDa; "1he imme-
dlsao s9esi of lhis dseisios, Il folIowsd.
10 70 cripple, Il not pslalyzs. BE 0om-
/ miasionsss 10 ths disshaFRs Of q large
paFa of their duties imposed spon them
by lac. Mach of tbs Information
soaeht for can only Be obsAined from
ofaoaru and employees Of tha railroads..
So long as thoss peEsons supposed they
souid - eompellsd 70 ailsnd and aise
exidenes they freely Hespon4sd 70 the
aummona Of the OommissioneFs. bus
ncw. shaa they ara advised that no
poser exiais 10 eompal then 10 do 90.
they viii nainFally oseiine %
assume tbs odiOns attitude
% voluntary infcrmsFa aRsinst he
eupioyss and vii Fsluns 10 Dsodaes a1y
papars o. dissloas any fsetg ukish minht
isinrioualy sReot then. IL q witness
had been ordered 70 answer and bad %.
fused be would have been attaohed for
aonasmpt, and eommitte4 70 ahe custo-
| ~ d ths meFshaL From this custody
he oouid kavs been - oues released on
ksbsaa osFpas and hsid 70 bail 10 8 nom-
inal omonot. Tue importaBt question
Faissd oonld thus hage been speedily
! submitta6 20 He 6apreme CanEt for a.
/ nal dsoisiun uithous the sliRhaeei opp0-
sitiou o. even inc0uvsDisnce % The Wit
nsasea. ] knoB of no gay 10 which he
dseisien noe rnade en- Be reversed b
tkst hirk tfibanal"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

Tnm wH1rnsnoao HAS 4 NARROW MscAPn
RRom Wnncx.
SaH FaAnczsoo, Sept. N.-The Steam
snhsoner NhitesboRro narrowly escaped
baiDR wFscked near Point Bonlia last
night. The fog vas very thiok and
Captain Llndhera IN changing her
course Lost hie bearings % the f0R horn
aa the point vas not Ia operasi0n. and
the vessel struck on the rocks on the
westsElg side Of the point. she came
OF, however, without much dihonlty
aud proceeded as far north as Point
Reyes. when a was discovered there
vas kwo feet Of water In the hold. The
vessel was at once beaded for San
Francisco, FetuEnipg here aboat 4 o'olok
this morning. Besides The crew there
uers one or t1o passengers on board
TIE loss th The vessel and cargo d esii..
matad nt $1,000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

ooAcaEs THn0WM E0nxH EKEx EnoM TBm
a0sfLg AND oaIo gnACE.
JAcxa0n Team J, Bepa. y. - ThewoEsl
WFeek whisn ever oseafFpd on tue Mo-
bile 4 0hio ksilFosd happsned abauf
ego miles eouth q this plaoe thia morn
ina, Al enlife p4ssene1r train. exs1pt
tie engine. wns hnrIe4 from he fFestIs
uhlie IunDina foFff .dya mikes an boar
and oEer thirty p9saanm we're iDfaFed.
theuab. b whnt Beems nlmoa1 q mira
cis, nons wnEo kliiee. Ibe coaches
uurs thrown forty fesf fEon The tTaek
and some we're tuEned oompletely oysF.
Ths saeno we1 ain0ss indosefiba5is.
W0msn ard chii4Fen wers aaFeamina
for help and T4ieAas fFom she closed
cara al we're. h0wevaf, rescued
end wedtcal silsn1sBo8 Rigon. Of the
isfarsd fouE % I've mag dc. Tea others
Are ID Z aeFioaa eou15ti1n and TIE 81
malndsF are oniy slightly wounded.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

noHae nf the ersw haa hsnn nsssfsd
auengmoualg ehae ~ euflsr's hettom
had beRn ~a0ctnanan ana tha trush
wuald Be areeElAined bsfora Thur1ey.
s1e esg q he next Ezce. Captain Barr
eald be h1d oailsd TIE Thistle every
tins 80 bad been ct and be Bssss
kneu her % msge 20 bad1V % ths wind
General RNlns and III. E3u4Ra Bar
Resn, 81 fhe VolunGaeg.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

LazDoz. sept. 97.-On ths Clyas
uhsse the psopls are ksenly intersssed
IN the yacht fnce betting h faVrE q
the Thistle cable dispafchas were pnb-
lIghed n TIE nfteFnoon navinQ thai Ne
Thistle could certainly wln. A letter
from . rssmheE cf ne Thislie's ossw
vas fled II which ne uFinaF says:
The American mag nasst about the
Vol1nteFE, but their Yacht hes ne
chsnee.s Tue victory q Ne Foluatess
suFpsised ihe clnhmsn uho we're await.
inc The BeWa q The Faee- The result Il
Q bls1aR diHapp0intmst 10 the Scotch
WnkMhmnnr
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

The Thistle crossed the line at 12:35
and the Yoluntesr ct 1895. The Thistle
as once tackled 10 the staFboaFd, head
Inc for LonR Island shore. The result
was that she lost her wind entirely,
while the Yankes beId light cir. AZ
1874 the Thistle seemed motionless. A
fsW minutes later she began % move
slowiy, but the Volunteer had IN the
meantime captured the lead, perhaps b.
shrse cable lengths.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

GraoefuIly, making good time and In.
creasing her lead. There vas Q great
fisst Of steam end sail bafRes behind
tbs racers, stretching IN almost an un-
broken line from ths shore. making the
flnest pioiurs ever seen IN the bay Of
New York. As the Volunteer appEoaeh-
ed FeFt WadsweFth great cheer went
up from the threats Of the thousands Of
spectators. The aest took up the shout
eli down the line and
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lha.s appsass y b % naaarAl savas
taRs. ~
owr..,. = pszzxns

aumAn moCun = Sazz'us
Are mosing sseryuhure. mAkinR . o.
tefmlned GEba. 1helr hsaeq1ef.eN =
s1a no11h1En Hotsl ars open ~ all noots
AaRHaN11Ra e aha oaneidate are plAoe.
- prnlalnea1 rlaoea Ns9 1ox1 anc
tne knel have tka nandlina of hi8 fofUaa
Geneeal 9KApE and Major WaEDef oraw
from The aamo session uf TIE ooantsy'
/ beth oraWinQ from The Wezh 1oetI
fFiands ars bnsy but qutsa tee ~
noaota meu kave bIoaRo1 cot Sohn =.
koa and hia eandidaeg has sorsens,
enangnd the ealc1laaionss aa ~ will
draw from al. Many predict the elee--
iton cf DARK horss % 81 tndsnniie
Fhs ThiFd RaliOuAl Convention oS
vomkn's nzEnH conRs
Meeia at the sams time e. the twenty
fiEnl annmal anoampunant OF tAS 0rAnd
Array af he Kspnnlio. Their aonVen.
tion VIII b called % order a Hafmonio
Hai1 g 10 oicloek tomoFfoW molnlog.
krssi6snf MIA EliEabo1h Darn klDea'
report for de yeaR lass eloes1 has been
given out and nhaws q large ineFease IN
memherahln. IN Jane, 1855. there we're
8s3 onrps win memhership Of e1.BD0.
10 June. 1857, there we're fS5S eorp1 Win
RnnrEalion has been TIE sloWest IN Maine
and Nee Mexico. Ohio leads win e9oa
members and Kansas follows closely
With bo19 members, and MichiQan thlFd
with $40 nemheFG DurinR the past
yenF &bS .l06 ID money wAn Distributed
n charity. fhis does noa repreaeni the
thousands Of visila to the sick and dce-
tifHie of fsod and lnxaries donaaee.
The Secretary repoEts The general
fund on hand &37.a65 and he relisf
fund on hand Sc so.
The Grand Army Oommiltee on Pen
aion recommended thai the ladies pash
sbe bill for TIE psnsioninR Of army
nnrsea.
HANDSOME RnE1UzA.
A. 7:f0 O'clock this evening the aids
on the STAG of Oommandsf-in IA. Chief
Lnclnn EAirahild assembled a the
Generals headquarters 81 aha Southern
Hotel with thaiF fFiends. and ptesentee
10 him ths badge Of Past C0mmandsr-
in-Chief Of ths Grand Army Of the Ne
pabiio. The gold eaeie holds 70 iis
talons The pink badge sarFoandsd by .
fFinae Of diamonds, aud u helo Of
four large eunn are set stars. The star
hanging from the Kibbon is studded
with many gems, there being u dia-
monds ia al. OomFads gohn II. Cook,
Of Lafayette Post No. il0. % New York
City, . member Of The ataks made the
presentation. General FaireAlld Vas
visibly affected, and IN thanking bio
asan Displayed his attachment 20 them,
and commenoeG their loyalty 10 the
Grand Army. while fFiends we're 81.
tending eonaFatnlaiions ComRade Cook
on behalf Of the siaf presented gold
watch 10 Adiutant Gray.
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comrHo m RUYTs

From the south. The mist was clear.
ing slowly and the racers began mansu-
given them 10 get ready vas hred ct
1922.
Ten minutes later the Thistle crossed
the line, followed By the Volunteer.
Both yachts we're close hauled on the
port task, eanh carrying main and club
topsalls. small jlb toDsails and iih and
topsails.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28
NICHOLAS aRoRoR.

rxRATiLR FI<H aARKET. hAkloS ~.
- FrssA RiaA aiWAss oa hAn4 ss ssssss.s
pFiras saN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

uoHT aMAEL Boxs DnEYr our 70 ana
SB0M naH KnAncI1n0.
sAs FBAncIsoo. sspi. 1.-Rleht ANAL
boys, All between eiahf and twelve
yesrs old, boarded . small and ieaks
aoow a. Cousins dry dock lass evening
and soon dFified fnF cas- IN the stream
A s. rona ebb tide carried the boat sea-
ward and u was loss 10 sieht IN the
daTknsss before the alarm vas given.
p aFsies startso oui snd ueFe searching
mosl of tie niRht. but no tfaee Of the
boys waa f0uLd, and it is feared thai
thsy are lost.
THHy AnM BuuwD.
sAm RnkHcIsoo, nepa. N.--Ths elehi
smali boys uho drifisd asay from Ghr
doek Il al open boat last nlaht. ussa
foand hy An Italian naharman eariy
Tits morAina tast oatsIds tha heads nnd
they were brDuRht back 10 the city. Ali
ueFs cold, hunRrg and wes from theig
Hsahf's sxposnfe. but shey were not snf-
fsFinR othcFuiss.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28
xHB THIBTLH's LRAn

Was small, bul ahe seemed 10 move the
most rapidly in she zephyr. Toe little
wisd blowing was quite varlabIs, veeF-
Ing 10 tbs west.
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GAVE INN a Houszo szzD oEY.

She was going very fast. The Thistle
bad good full sails bat her sails s0ms-
how failed 60 draw like those OF the
Volunteer. Following came q great
aeet Of excnrsionists. The spectators
aeFe unanimous in crsdibing the Yam
kee's long lead 70 the superior seaman
chip In holding 10 the hFst teek and
catohiog the breeze oh shore.
Half an hour after passing Fort
WadswoFsh the Volunteer was almost
invisible IN the haze and distance. She
had apparently increased beF lead 70
about two miIez. When another half
hour elapsed the Thistle vas following
Il aIon0 Ia lively way and
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

BoEmnoox "a. T.l. Sept Ns-Mana-
scr Gosdun - he Wniiasa Cattis Con.
uas shoi e. Winnlsu yesterday by Loais
BF0Un. . eoebo4 enDlsyo 81 ne sans
sunpauy % aoee1nt 81 a. ED gFudas.
GaEdnn after bstna shol IN he breast
aFsd fwo barrels of buckahos a bfo~u.
aaa lhen plased Eevolser 30 hia own
k8nA mnd kilIad himsaif. Brownis
hoaV waa founa esEeFd miiea from
Winaiog and also bis riceFiass hoz1s.
ca1lfam naien agn1a.
San FnAnosso6. 8spt 1.-Ihsse sss
rnrnars % ths atsnst lha1 she paansuasK
anenis cg 8 namber ~ Iinea are cnattnQ
paassnaer rz1ea 20 Asw Yssk and Baa-
Ion SO. & b nhaERed t1at ne Wabash
aaenf i5direetlY mads cnt - lhaf ex-
tent yesisrday - payinE 80 oonnig'
sion g eaah ons of elahl tioksls e1ie %
paEiy ef Ttaiians asing - bosssn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28
THE GREAT FlgHF RACE
The Victorious Volunteer
Wins e Usual.
THOUSANDS o. spEGTaToRs.
DrlEEllss Ws.aasr Proves : Greal
Dmwbaek e ths Grand Array
Ene~npmess st g. Lsuis-Gen-
sral FAlrsAiIa Resolves .
Hasassms Gin.


aRARMnc nxRanr on rmR anmkz xA0RT
RACE EKxwmxM xHs xMraxEz
AEn soEuMxMz1.
EEv YonE. Bsps. z.--The nskIs sod
Of Ne wind sssmed inclined 90 fagoE
ths rival yachts this EnoFninR with any
bat iiRht bEeeses and the publie disaD-
p0tn1man1 wns fully as mamifsut as toe
cob Bic interest has been In what o Go be
tie nrst OF three races between The
eeoteh yacht Thistle and TIE AmeFioan
gaeht Voiuntsef for TIE poessasion o.
the Americas eap. Iho last Gnishina
touches haa be1n put upon tie yaohta
aB6 oRegHtbinz aapaFilneugwan removed
srnm b0ah tnz HaseRg. cven 20 the priv.
ste doekGQe Of the uEeW. Tue condi-
items we're extremely favorable 30 the
Scotch cutter, She has always done heK
best W0lk fn light winds and there ap-
pears 3 small chance Of there being any
thing more than light wind teday.
xHxnH Was ConsEDHnasEn nETzIna
On the raoa and il waa governed By
patriotism IN most every casa. the odds
ranging fEom 10 10 3 down 20 to1 in
favor of the Volunteer.
when The Thistls and Volunteer
reached the vicinity Of the starting line
there we're over two hundred yaehfa and
steamboats, about them. and thousands
Of people wera strainina for q alimpss
Is The racers, but even at Fort Wada-
worth, wheRe great many ladies had
GathsEed, the yaehts could be only dim
b seen throa Rh the heavy mist.
Aknoon there was . hEeeze Of about 8
miles an hour,
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RnoMIBKD 4 CLoaR FTNIsH.

The Thistle seemed 70 be fased 10
misfortune, and when the Volanteer
headed for sandy Hook lighthouse the
Scotch yacht vas again two miles 10 the
rear.
voLunTKKR K1dHTKM MINUTES AHEAD.
HHaaLAEDs. Sept. H.-4:20 .. m.-The
Volunteer is approaching the point Of
Sandy Hook. She is about eighteen
minutes ahead.
Fozz WAnswoHTH. Sept. H.-6p. m.--
TIE race viii probably b finished By
SO o'clock, u no accident occurs. The
Wind holds strong and any change oc-
curing, 10 10 expected 10 be n the d.
RmaAfnm AZ mnRe wfnd
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roHOoL OF PAAcrIcAL. CIVIL. Nh.
- enanical sd niatua EaeiseHriARs e1F-
vvyf 4 Arrklaee8ura. orastnH as Asm1.eG
a. Pe-t al SEA FFznrlnce Sod fak eircmMr.
4 VANDKR NAlL1RN. PraA anik IN
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MAmzAm1no xzz ERaD.

FozR WApswoHTE. 6spt. N.-B:l0 ..
m.-Ths yachts aTs esming home With
TIE wind blowing fifteen miles "a hour
es1sFn. Both are carrying all their
limit Of Gail, but the VolunteeR 10 seen
10 have maintained her long LEAD. A
great gathering Of sail and steam craft
has taken place In the vicinity Of the
hnishin1 line.
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ST.. LoUEA Sept. N.-0winR 10 ths
steady Wind this morning, the Grand
Army review was postponed I'LL 10
o'clock tomorrow.
TIE clouds that settled ever The city
on Sunday meFuinn have apparently
come 10 stay aud the disaRrsesble dFfS
civ Wind and the moisture laden a.
mosphere saectually ernshsd all hope Of
ths parade today. This lefs the con-
Fades to seek their own amusement End
the various headqaaFtsEs. post halls and
camps we're crowded with them. Tee
hotel halls and rooms we're tammed
while IN the coEEidsrs bands Of mnsis
made strenuous
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28
PnoMTNENT AnRrvAEs.

General Lucius Fsirehild, Adiuiant-
General Gray and others Of bic stat eF.
rived this evening. he vas met at the
depot By General GFier and msunted
sta6, and vas escorted 10 his quarters
at the Southern Hotel. Hon. Hannibai
Hamlin came With the Commander IN
Chief's party.
Mra Esizsbstb DARN Kline. National
| Presidents Of The Woman's Relief Corps.
arrived from San Francisco this AFTER
noon.
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Nnw YoHx, Sept. N.-The volnnseeR
Won, crossing the lire at bssa.
The Thistle auished at Bsa4, or twelve
minutes later than the Voiantssg.
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Long linss Of people tEampsd The
streets aud Rrouied at The weather.
The last Of the line had scarcely fstired
lass niRht before the advance guards
were out for today. Oa all the fAiiways
lsadina into the city excursion trains
we're sidetracked, while tboss bBough1
through che tunnel jsmmed all tbe
srseka. Nevertheless 10 saek eroud
vas sveE handled IN this city 10 90 short
A time.
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DBcIsTVR nRsoLz


DncIsrvE nEsULz.
Ths result uas most decisive vistogJ
Tor the AmsEican sloop. bsstina
stretching and EunniAg with free sheetI
the Yolnnsosr outsailod the Thiasls. Oc
the run homo she loat gFonnd largely o.
account Of the var the acoompsnyiDs
eraft blanketsd her. Toe hrst point
haoy 10, was reached oa q beat, baoy
81 Was fetched on . stretch. e. Wal
sandy HOOK IiRhtship outsFmaTk
From IiQhsahip back 70 buoy 10 tberl
was beam Wind, and from tbeFe homs
10 hnoy rs, oH FuFt Wadewozth. Il 20
q clean Fun before the wind wSth Gpin'
naksrs aaa. The total distance Se s4atnis
miles. Every where. except On she EuE
With spiunaksFn the excursion boats dIf
mneh 20 keep The vind from bar
xnn voLunTxER oUrsAnzD
Her aniaaonist. and farther dsscziptlOz
q the rass woald eniy be . Fsgstitior
Boss. Start. Bsey 70. II sap
volunieeE. lxSz9e 2al@ s'l1;l.
TkisIle. :. .lasss1s 9ssa5 loI;ll
Elapasd corTaefrl
Bad. Faalah. Tsnae. Tsaas.
vclantser. .5s6s.ls sss3.ls sss3sIi
| This1ls. .s.sk6S 6sl2s&T ssi3sl
ne VoinutssR hsaas the fhisfis i
uianfea - eas1nds. AfisF he raes 81
JsHes Bell pEinsfpal onosR et ~
| Tkisaia, asid thaf ~ uaa nat e al saf
| tzfssd With the result Tks This1la. b
deelnred. had never moved 90 Rlcwll
shroanh Tia w1isr. He was of shs cyan
I ion shas theKs waa guunethiua WrunI
With he cusferas bsttom and ne wOai'
b hanIed ont q tAa wsfsf 1onozrol
win 3 vIeu towards hndina 0st Uhat
was He net Cd sslsNideK thai tes rae
kaA hea1 saiika for tha1 Faaso1 an'
heaanss the wind was % shifttnz
NE Volzu9eeE aftsn had the eesAr
taQe % tee hFeexs that ne Ihisais a.
fWa Besides she exe1Fs1on b0si
sunshed lhs 1his1is 10 dam4Rsn1 81
tsnA onptaia BArTs q The 1hl11t.
heId the ame yisvA Re I'D -
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ThArs Il hu1 COS expEesEson of opinten
nDd she subisui e psaasd ever win ths
eafizfsd air thne lbe 6aRs are aliii t6szs.
Delegates 70 tbe ConSsn7ign hare been
uosina aboul visitlne dsfs1s1s oo4.sa
sodaV ana aeaFchlna 10 fhaix minds fer
tha besf man fog tie poalfinn e OAa@-
.ender-gr-C Chiaf. General BoeFman.
Il u underntood. kaa deeilned % acnsRi
TIE ol8es uDdsF sny cirsomsiaseeg- y
b RtneFaiig eoncsded tbHt ee woaid =
ehossn Wilhout oppositlo1 u 1s ug1id
sseeps. Among fhe olhsF sandidatel
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28
FhYsEOIANs AND sURaH0Ns.
IA cnuRcNILL. ND.

DBEAsEs or EYE, KAR NosK
X Asa ed Tsror, 9, ,..,xsss ,xxsslsrLsAsE kc Block
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-28

The Frank p. Blair Post. besides thl
usual reception 70 visitors today,
marUhed 10 the eeuidenoe Of she widou
Of General 2. p. Blair at noon and pre-
eented her With q medal rocently
sdo.. ted By the Post, bearing as i
medallion the head Of her late hasbsnd
In return Mrs. Blair presented 10 the
Post 9 haa Of the Esventeenth Army
Oorpa, commanded By General BlatI
during the latter part Of the war.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22

NOTlCE.-The NJ. j .Greenburg establish
ment IS chan ged hands but will continue in
his charge and management ss hcret"foro-
with tn. exception that the ,t"ck will he large
ly increased ard the prices reduced to mini
mum. New gnods OF excellent quality and
high standard will continue to arrive by every
steamer. A fine lot of amps cheaper than
ever are now on the way. Cruckery. Class
and Chins ware will be handled more extensive
than ever. AS ais the same may be said oi
wood and willow ware. The reputation Ct.
j'ved by this house 70. choice confec, ionary
sill still be maintained an extensive assert
ment will arrive to-day Che CO del ic Gle,
frnm every cline will be found on our shelve.
at popular prices Hoping for a continuance
If the ibera, patronage enjoyed BY this house
md thanking the public for past favors. re-
main, Respectfully Yours,
NJ. J. GREENBURG, Manager.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
:. He that Eyes to see, Let Him Sce.'

Or. J. B Pilkington aA ex professor Of eye
and ear diseases Of medical college 10 Oregon
will visit Lewiston and be found At the Ray
mond House, Saturday and 5 ,nday, october
lst and End. 1887 His specislties are Eye
and Catarrhal Diseases. Nervous and Chronic
Ailments, and Rectal Diseases, as Piles, is
sures Fi.tulas and Rectal Ulcers, OF which re
has successfully treatei over 800 cases 10 tw'
years without kni.e or ligsture Examina'
tions freq Refers to W } CLEMENS. ESQ
Mr. j B Riley, ". W. Vance aud man,
others about the Asniin. VIII 10 1t Moscow
johnson House, Monday afterL con, Oct. 81:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22

Gee, II. Lake jeweler. Lewiston. It'll
Cool pleasant weather.
Read DR.. Boston's card.
Read Lake, tbs jewelers. nd.
Game is becoming more plentiful.
Aud still tho v heat rolls into town.
Street sprinkler is again in operation.
The band boys are hard at work again.
Oh, no, VIC don't speak-only after dark.
I O'Clock P. M. breakfasts are the correct
Misg.
WATCnES.--Geo. II. Lake is agent for the
SsSSritSd Rockford Watches.
Who destroyed their boquet because the
mate to il was worn by another fellow?
Sesersl are talking about getting married
this fall. Our devil is even thinking Of it.
Rotinsou has added an add ton to the rear
Of his sdddlgr shop f5t the accommodation Of
Schmidt; 1t extends out into the ditch.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22

OWMILLER-Att the rest
dence OF the brides parents 10 this city. Sept
ID. 1887. by the Rev. Lee Fsirchid. Mr..
James l.. Armstrong and Miss MAts J..
Lowmiller both Of this city.
The Ceremony Was performed IN the evsrs
ing Of tho sbove date IN The presence Of tie
brides mother and few invited friends Of
the grosm and b.ids. all "f whom join The
TELLxs in wishins the happx eospls life Of
happiness and SUGGEST
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22

PORTLAND, Sept. l7.-CApt. j. W.
Troup has b go app tinted port captain
of the .. r. Il N. Co., vice L. A.
Bailey, resigned.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22
A telegram to Tacoma SAYS:

A telegram to Tacoma says: "Samnel
Wilkeson, secretary OF the Northern
Pacific, said: 'Of the five new men ad-
nli,tcd there is uot one Union Pacific
Oregon Railway or Oregon Traoscontin-
entail man. 1t is Northern Pacl6
through aud through. Mr.. Willard, WIN
viii! come in, will be wholly iu accord
with the old management"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-22

A tramwsy for deli verlng wheat in
sacks, instead Of the chute, has been
built Just below TRAYS landing.